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Beyond the immediate consequences of fines, license suspension, and potential jail time, a DWI conviction can affect your right to own or possess a firearm. This unexpected consequence can be nerve-racking, especially in Texas, where the right to own a...

Facing driving while intoxicated criminal charges has significant ramifications. If you are a business owner, the implications can be more severe. The Texas Department of Public Safety could withdraw your driving privileges, and your professional...

As a parent, nothing matters more than being with and caring for your child or children until they are old enough to care for themselves. However, for various reasons, you could lose all that in a child custody battle. For example, a DWI conviction can...

A probation sentence after a criminal conviction is a welcome relief for many defendants and their families. It allows you to serve your sentence out of incarceration with your family. You can return to work or school and live your life. However, you...

Texas law protects people's Second Amendment rights to possess guns. You have a right to carry a firearm and other weapons on your person or vehicle. Most people, however, do not realize that carrying a weapon could be a crime if you possess it while...

Facing charges for DWI in Texas can be an emotionally and mentally challenging experience. However, if you own a teaching certificate, the penalties for a DWI can be even more severe. In certain instances, a DWI charge may result in the cancellation of...

Texas takes drunk driving seriously, and a conviction attracts severe penalties. Many Texans know that it is illegal to drink and drive but find it confusing to differentiate between driving under the influence (DUI) and driving while intoxicated (DWI)....

Getting charged with a DWI in Texas can have serious consequences, which include incarceration and hefty fines. If you're charged with a DWI while having a minor in your car, the penalties become much more severe. In addition to facing legal...